As a hobbyist, i can stick with it and hope e-on learns a few lessons from all this, improves their testing and rethinks their encryption scheme - since i purely love the creative power of Vue. Other than the encryption scheme and other Cornucopia stumbles, they have not been arrogant or stupid in my direct experience relating to them, but responsive and helpful (that is, putting aside all the reports of others, and based only on my personal experience with e-on). But, if i were a commercial user, it'd be very, very upset at this point.